THE UMINECA HEALD, WEDNESDAY.

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May 2° 1908.

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“Aren't. you proud of
our bungalow now,
John? I never woul
have believed Paint
could: make so muc
- difference.”

Our new booklet
on Color Harmony

“t+ looks wonderful, dear, and .
it didn’t cost half as much as I-
thought it would. That paint -
‘man was certainly right when
he recommend ded B-H ‘English’
so highly. We'll never be
ashamed. of our little home

Men Marooned
Continued. a trom page 5.

ions “of what would follow ‘the haze:
smothered sunset over .the Keéwaten
muskeg. For. days, now, the weather
had softened: above zero ~ femprature
a characteristic of James Bay. winters,
which are milder than thoes of the for-

est. country to the gouth, and he pray-
ed for a bright night, as his thoughts

were. pusy with the tragety of Craig

, Gilbraith and. his owl part: “in the
elimax of ‘the pitiful history. .*

The decision , He, had made - beside

t -e bunk in the, Ghost, once he had

struck on B. feasible plan of procedure;

was inev itable.to the man who owed:

his, life to the heroism - of the stricken

Galbriath. But “the situation ‘which

Guthrie faced. a8 he venched the. high

- Department vat of Mines
NOTICE

; Attention cf owner
‘Jot metalliferous “mines is

Con a ationa for ™ imbia which that ali ‘underground
beautifying the 4 blasting operations must be performed
home, Seourea — by competent men who hold ‘a certif-
0 Feo arite dle jente of competency for this work :— ‘
rect to ike com- | ' as follows + _— : . Ss
pany at Montreal. Guaranteed £0, contaitt Brindram'd
‘ i ) 7 * uPermanent. asting certificates
ieee iene st shall be obtained from an Inspect:
' ‘to: science, or of Mines. Provisional’ blasting |
ee ” 1, certificates valid. for a period —
- ; ; Lo . . ‘not exceeding uluety. days, oruntil
ee . C the first. visit of the . Inspector. of -
: TERRAC E HARDWARE Mines, nay -bé granted. by the mine |
oo ot . “superintendent; or. a. qualified: per: -
+ — —— —s —— - son authorized by the mine super-:
° ., . a sa ptaes intendent..No more than one prov-
Mines: and Banks [well us individuals. a isional certifiente shall be ‘graut- |
; “Mining ix: the second industry | ed to one ‘and the same person.
— the United states. Such certifientes may be obtain-
eat : f
Angns Beaton of 4th cabin on the .Mining has transformed mire ed 2 nt apector. the wines
Dominion Telegraph line, and an old | poor. nen’, into millionaires, anil A duplicate of each ‘provisional

pust winter,
reading, may
ancient, acco
news papers,
teresting. -

from one of

full :—

by the

mines. The

gaid, silver
prospector...
and guided

title patent

Will, bTnst,-

neres “Of
for hind:

“world.

Oradsing 0

timer in this district, bas been doing
some reading during his long vigi al the

terested in mining since he has hee:
in this section, and his reading -uwtur
ally concerns mining to a Jarge extant.

The following is an article. he cui

present time it is as valuable as ever.
and the Herald. is glad | ts print it-in

“The president of a lurge national
imnk in. Chacago was under critism
presidents of
banks because of his investments, in

reply to the evitism :

“Throwzhout the “west,
Almighty God built ‘stronger vaults
in His grsnite bunks than we have

doer of the vaults He had built, the
federal. ‘government’ handed him. a

: i crime, but a vertue to enter. |

ecto have ;.Wroken®.the eombiation
Jocks and: entered”
issue *,
this:
would: he ‘bankrupt

“A omine
‘ ‘harvested and on, deposit for

stant the |:

ce “Yiniig: 1s al
to. the “welfare 0 the: countt
he c

and while some of his
of necessity, been a little
rding ta modern idens of

“iE was nome Bhe 1es8 i eet ee te melts
5 ‘ t th aM
Angus has always been IM fing -pun, un spoon a hat-pin

momiutary cir cling medium. ,

: ely Hetion back to the dark ages.
“Outside ‘the --element

his old papers, but at the | us ws bankers, Who-are able | te:

upon the which prosperity of
alone our Mepositers, but

tire nation ‘depentls.”

several other

nan. made the following

ages 260.

Institute to distribute” éme

in ons, He filled -His vaults | with
and copper. ‘He’ gave the seeds he. has’ secured, “The object ,F
knowledge anid insight {te select from the gurdens ‘and farm
him on his way to the j where those seed are- sown, ao collec

to ‘all therein, ‘It is not
With

piek: and: spade" the- pros
B y at the big. southern : fair

"But ‘for: him,’ ‘our
would «be. .as. the
" governnient “of: ours

ber, aft. new and hardly apple ‘fled

Mines. will, -be ‘produeing .- -gnilions
ef gold: wilver ‘and copper. in that nino heen. revely ed for distribution ir.
_ future. day. wt matlonal “banks, are the northern » Interior os _
unknown.

ontaing’ 1. erop ‘already |

pst ;your: ‘pleasure,
athered from’... the
dd King. ‘Solomon, °*-
; . the:; ty United

in. the

eral months,

coun try,

dustry, as neces ys
‘as- the

raised thea: inte. ‘positions of honor
wid trust, than any other business,
*\Uning has scored jess than 35 per
cant of ‘failures aguinst 95 per. cent
ot failures shown. in general merchan-
dieing business in the United States.

or
“Etininate the ‘minet and you sel

‘of = erent
personal ‘profits, which | will. acure .to

ply the money to. open great liner
it behoves. us to foster an industry

-of the ‘en.

DYE STRIBUTING GARDEN ‘SEEDS

~D. D. Munro of the agricultural, de
partment with hendquarters at Smith |
ers, Wits. in ‘Ferrace the first of the
week und arringed with the I arner’:
“spect

tion: of° yraduce to he sent to the New.
‘
Wextminster fair next September. I:
is the, intention to make a ‘grand “dis
play of farm produce from the: north
Besides. the.
Terrace: ‘district seeds ore ‘being, dis-:
tributed “In: the Hazelion district: ane
in the Bulkley Valley. and east. Anan,

- Urnie ‘aolt ‘retarned: the. frst, of the
week after, helng on the eaast: for: Bey ;

Mrs: |Hagan: of, Copper city, “Was -one
of the: week, end® ‘visitors, in’ Terrace,
. Jane ‘Donald, returned

blasting certifica
forwarded to the office of the

B.: 0.”

.the
fry-

n Inspector

Inspector of. Mines
fore work is commenced: -

spector
Metulliger ows, ‘Minés

‘ROBERT DUNN, |

gup- ‘Regulation Ac

barrens ‘of ‘Aldimislii eateh and: hota.
the -velled ght. of: “the, dying: sun,
might enally result, not ‘only in. dismis:
sal. from the, compaily but in “dtrest by

“plan with Etienne, but as his eyes rest-
‘instant.on the. tragic face oft

had defied,

3 aud .opperators
directed ta
the requirements of the Metalliferous |.
Mines Regulation Act of British Col-

te issned must be -

Chief Inspector of Mines, Vietorla .

a .
Notification regarding ‘the opening

of a new mine or the re-openng of ‘an
oltt mine should be made to the Chief
of Mines, Victoria, or. to the
‘for the district he-

' On being notified of the- commence:
ment, of thé pining operations the In-
“will ‘supply, a copy .of _ the

the authoritles. His clear duty to his

elaployers clearly. demanded that he ré-
port to Cameron ‘the presence of: ‘Laugh

tig: ‘McDonald “at ‘Wikwan..-. The: ‘infor- _
mation that a: Hudson Bay factor had |

concealed, from. the: Government a man
éuspected of murder would raisea hor-,|:
nets ‘nest at Ottawa. All this ‘Garth
Guthrie had seen with clear vision
the night before’ wheh- he shared pis

Fed. for an
his friend, who that. day. in front of |-

‘Amiens, had not counted the cost. ‘there
was in, his face the ‘look of a man who
would repay to the {ast farthing. “Ot

tawa,, the company be had -served :80
well, were nothing. .,: "There. jay Craig:
Galbraith, . sick, hunted. by the lnw he
‘deserted—Laughing Me-
Donald; whom he- “had fought- for . the |

through. “Craig showta ‘ave tits chance

of ‘the: great. heatt. and. the.skidted ‘hand.

hole!
“Cantina Next "Week

‘The “Ladies. Guild - ot ‘nox “paitea
church held a sale of work and hone ~
cooking in ‘the church “hall, on ‘Satur-

‘it. was. well patronized, .

mo

Oreehnan in. ‘Usk.

yenting forest fires. a

: . trade—his friend, and he would § see, its

A. A: “McDonald. of: Usk: ‘was a vis
‘OF in town recently. ' ;

wees

slight, as ‘it. lodked. With’ “the. ‘woman

heiwas durrying ’ “over: the:: sea ice, as. 2
fant. as vative - Ungavas.- “could ¢ ‘travel.

Hold on; Galbraith, V.-G, bas you held... °:
at many: a disputed patapet ¢ and, hell: oe

. ee | caer

day ‘and ‘in spite of the’ bad weather «

Mrs. Hunter and "children returned | :
Thursday after visiting her alter, Mrs... oH

‘BL. Hi, “Greig of. ‘the provincial “for-
estty. ‘department, Prince, Rupert. spent. ;
a few. days. in’ téwn last week and’ ‘he s
addressed the: school ehildten- on pre

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not 'vietoria, B. C.

19th April, 1925:

Deputy Minister of Mines ;

receive delivery of the

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Bros. :

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